The list price of £240,000 seems reasonably competitive considering the comparable properties in the area. While the lack of square footage data prevents a precise price-per-square-foot comparison, the property’s features (three bedrooms, a garden, garage, and driveway) justify the price point relative to nearby listings. The need for modernisation should be considered in the overall valuation.

Based on the provided photos, the property shows signs of its age and requires some modernisation. While structurally sound, the interior decor and fixtures appear dated, suggesting a need for refurbishment or updating to enhance its appeal and market value. The kitchen and bathrooms, in particular, appear to be in need of renovation. The exterior is relatively well-maintained but isn’t exceptional.

The property is situated in Aintree, Liverpool, which benefits from relatively good transport links via Merseyrail, with several stations within a reasonable distance. The proximity to schools rated ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted is a positive factor for families. While Aintree itself might not be considered a prime location in Liverpool, it offers a balance of accessibility and residential calm, making it a decent location for many buyers. The average house prices on nearby streets support this mid-range assessment.

The property includes a garden of a reasonable size for a semi-detached house in this area. While not expansive, it provides outdoor space suitable for family use or relaxation, which is a valuable asset in a residential setting. The presence of a driveway and garage further enhances the property’s land score.